Name	Natural	Non-heat treated points	Heat treated points	Color details	Primary found in:	Associated             Formation / Member
Addy Quartzite				Ranges from a grayish white to a yellowish gray or yellowish brown.	Northeastern Washington	Addy Quartzite Formation
Adna Carnelian AKA: Salmon River Carnelian				Ranges from a salmon pink to a deep red	Southwestern Washington
Agate Jasper				Ranges from yellow to brown or green.  Part if the material will be banded and be translucent while the remaining material will be mottled and opaque.	Washington
Agnes Creek Obsidian				Black	North central Washington
Andesite Generic Type					Washington	Varies
Basalt				Ranges from black to gray	Washington	Volcanic
Bickleton Ridge Obsidian				Black	South central Washington
Briggs Jasper AKA: China Hollow Jasper, Dolphite Jasper				Primarily brown with light to dark brown, yellow, tan, blue, or grayish brown "landscaping" patterns or lines bands and arcs.	South central Washington	John Day Formation
Brown's Ranch Petrified Wood				Colors of brown to reddish brown and tan with quartz and bluish chalcedony inclusions.	Washington
Cataldo Quartzite				Lilac color when freshly fractures and oxidizes to a light gray.	East central Washington	Cataldo Member of the Belt Series
Carnelian Generic Type				Translucent and varies in shades from reddish brown to reddish orange.	Washington	Varies
Chehalis Wood					Southwestern Washington
Chelan Butte Obsidian				Greenish / bluish gray with abundant phenocrysts	Central Washington
Chewelah Argillite				Ranges from a silver white to shades of red and gray.	Northeastern Washington	Chewelah Formation
Chuckanut Sandstone AKA: Huntingdon Sandston				Golden tan	Northwestern Washington	Chuckanut Formation, Huntingdon Formation (British Columbia)
Copper Ridge Obsidian				Black	Northwestern Washington
Dacite Generic Type				Most commonly a light to dark gray or black	Washington	Varies
Deep Lake Argillite				light to dark colored with interbedded bluish gray course to fine grain banding.	West central Washington	Deep Lake Formation
Deschutes Jasper AKA: Dechutes Canyon Jasper				Brown tones, but has tight banding not forming "landscape" patterns	South central Washington
Dollar Watch Pass Obsidian				Black	North central Washington
Elk Pass Obsidian				Black	Southwestern Washington
Ellensburg Blue Chalcedony AKA: Crystal Mountain, Red Top Mountain, and Peoh Point Agate				Ranges from a light sky blue to a cornflower blue.	West central Washington
Fryite Jasper				Shades of tans, grays, and blues.	Southeastern Washington
Hosko Obsidian AKA: Brooks Park, Brooks Memorial State Park Obsidian				Black	South central Washington
Hozomeen Chert / Jasper				Commonly as banded, mottled but solid colors do occur ranging from dark gray to black, light gray to light bluish-gray or medium gray, pink, and white.	North central Washington	Hozomeen Series
Hozomeen Jasper				Ranges from red to shades of reddish brown with white quartz veins forming a crisscross pattern.	North central Washington	Hozomeen Series
Independence Chert				Ranges from a dark gray to black and commonly has red or rusty staining.	North central Washington	Independence Formation
Indian Rock Obsidian				Black	South central Washington
Lake Corral Obsidian				Black	Southwestern Washington
Obsidian AKA: Volcanic Glass				Black to black with bands of dark reds (mahogany obsidian) or white flakes (snowflake obsidian)	Washington	Volcanic
Peshastin Chert				Black	East central Washington	Peshastin Formation
Petrified Wood AKA: Agatized Wood, Opalized Wood				Vary in color based on the minerals present during the process	Washington	Varies
Princeton Chert AKA: Allenby Formation Chert					North central Washington	Allenby Formation
Rhyolite				Gray to grayish black, flow banding may be present alternating from light to darker gray	Washington	Volcanic Activity
Rocky Butte Jasper				Shades of brown, tans, pink, yellow, blue, and green	Southwestern Washington
Roosevelt Petrified Wood				White outer cortex with shades of white, tan and brown.  Wood rings and grains are present.	South central Washington,
Saddle Mountain Petrified Wood AKA: Lower Crab Creek Petrified Wood				Shades of white, tan, brown and may have colors of a sky blue to a deep blue color.  Rings and wood grain may be present.	Central Washington	Frenchman Springs Member Basalt Formation.
Shoemaker Chert				Light colored buff, pink, gray and green.	North central Washington	Shoemaker Formation
Springbrook Chert				Dark gray to black	North central Washington	Springbrook Formation
Squaw Creek Petrified Wood AKA: Badger Pocket Petrified Wood				Shaded of tan and browns, less commonly shades of blue with wood grain and rings commonly present	Central Washington	Columbia River Basalts
Status Creek Obsidian				Black	South central Washington
Sunnyside Petrified Wood AKA: Rattlesnake Hills Petrified Wood				White cortex with shades of white, tan, brown, gray, and black in the interior.	South central Washington
Tahoma Agate				Shades of white, tan and brown.	North central Washington
Tamihy Quartzite				Ranges from dark charcoal gray to black.	Northwestern Washington,
Top of the World Chert				Mottled or irregular banding ranging from white to light or medium gray with dendritic inclusions being present. .	Northeastern Washington	Beaverfoot Formation
Tuff AKA: Solidified Volcanic Ash				Contains greater than 75 volcanic ash and ranges from white to tan, gray or pink.	Washington	Volcanic activity
Vantage Petrified Wood AKA: Ginko Petrified Wood, Whiskey Dick Petrified Wood				Shaded of tan and browns with wood grain and rings commonly present.	South central Washington	Wanapum Basalt Formation
Yakima Canyon Petrified Wood				White chalky cortex with shades of browns, tans, and whites.  Wood grain and rings are commonly present	Central Washington	Grande Ronde Basalts
Yakima Ridge Petrified Wood				White chalky cortex with shades of browns, tans, and whites.  Wood grain and rings are commonly present	Central Washington	Frenchman Springs Member of the Wanapum Basalt Formation